You say it's a 2-way street but in your mind everything is Andrew's fault which is BS.

Sorry you feel that way!

FYI, there are two sides of myself also.  But when people have different opinions on politics, you don't get to see the other side!

This is a 2 way street for the both of us.

Nice try, but you can't have your cake and eat it too on this issue!

You say it's a 2-way street but in your mind everything is Andrew's fault which is BS.

Food for thought:

Dougie and I have known each other for 30 years.

We agree to disagree with each other in politics,

This still doesn't stop us from discussing other things in life which are far more important!

The last thing I want to do is lose a friend because we disagree on politics, that's why I steer clear of any discussions because they usually don't end well.

Maybe he's just a great breeder and trainer?

Moore is the best vet chemist at this time.
Moore is the best vet chemist at this time.

or a little bit of both!

YES! An arbitrator orders The Washington Post to rehire the opinion writer that they fired last year for making a post about Charlie Kirk that pissed off MAGA supporters.
The First Amendment is alive and well...
"The Washington Post fired me last year for speaking the truth after Charlie Kirk's killing. I fought back. I'm happy to announce: I won my case against the Washington Post," Karen Attiah wrote on X. "They have been ordered to reinstate me immediately."
Attiah will also be compensated with backpay from the Post. She was fired as an opinion columnist over social media posts she made after racist demagogue Charlie Kirk was assassinated.
Sarah Miller Espinosa, the private arbitrator in the case, wrote that The Post “did not have good and sufficient cause” to justify the firing and stated that they "violated" their labor agreement with Attiah.
Attiah was graceful in victory and said that she is "willing to go back" to work at The Post, adding that the publication is "one of the world’s most storied newspapers.” At the same time, she said that she hopes this outcome “sends a message to journalists and media institutions everywhere that freedom of expression is always worth fighting for.”
Attiah was originally fired for allegedly damaging the "integrity" of the Post and violating their social media standards. In reality, her posts were perfectly reasonable.
“Refusing to tear my clothes and smear ashes on my face in performative mourning for a white man that espoused violence is … not the same as violence,” Attiah wrote in one.
It cannot be stressed enough what a huge win this is not only for free speech, but for liberals in our nation's never-ending culture war. Conservatives went on a mad spree after Kirk's death, working to get innocent people fired for offering up even the tamest criticisms of Kirk's odious legacy. Just because he was killed — a tragedy that every moral person should condemn wholeheartedly — they thought that they could bully us into canonizing him as a saint. This was a man who made millions of dollars spreading racist lies while doing the bidding of oligarchs and corporations. He certainly didn't deserve what happened to him, but he was the furthest thing from a good man.